Hakho Lee
Associate Professor in Radiology at Harvard Medical School
Schools
- Harvard Medical School
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Biography
Harvard Medical School
Dr. Lee is Associate Professor of Radiology at Harvard Medical School, and Director of Biomedical Engineering Program at the Center for Systems Biology (CSB), Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH). He has extensive experience in nanomaterials, biophysics, microfluidics, and electrical engineering. His research focuses on developing biosensor technologies, and has been pivotal in expanding the biomedical research at CSB. Dr. Lee and his team have developed a host of new technologies optimized for analyses of circulation tumor cells (CTCs), extracellular vesicles (EVs) and other cell-free biomarkers. Most notably, Dr. Lee together with Dr. Weissleder have pioneered the field of point-of-care EV analyses, and are lead inventors of the iMES technology.
Dr. Lee is a recipient of Edward Russell Scholarship at Harvard University, and a Hostetter MGH Research Scholar. He received his Ph.D. in Physics from Harvard University, and completed his post-doctoral training at MGH.
Companies
- 2017 MGH Scholar Massachusetts General Hospital (2017)
- Associate Professor Harvard Medical School (2015)
- Director, Biomedical Engineering Program Center for Systems Biology, Massachusetts General Hospital (2010)
- Assistant Professor in Radiology Harvard Medical School (2010 — 2015)
- Instructor Massachusetts General Hospital (2008 — 2010)
Education
- PhD Harvard University (1998 — 2005)
- BS Seoul National University (1992 — 1998)
Videos
Lab Accounts: Advances in Biosensor Technologies for Infection Diagnostics Featuring Hakho Lee
Big C 2020 Session 2: Dr. Hakho Lee (ENG)
Development of new technology platforms for EV analyses by Hakho Lee
Advances in Biosensor Technologies for Infection Diagnostics
Spotlight on Biomarkers: Hakho Lee
2016 WMIF | First Look: Hakho Lee, PhD
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